Huntsville Museum of Art SPRING/SUMMER 2021 ARTVIEWS 2021-2022 season HSO.org Museum Board of Trustees Chairman: Carole Jones Dear Museum Members, Vice Chairman: Sarah Gessler Secretary: Joyce Griffin n March 18, 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic forced Treasurer: Archie Tucker Ous to close the Museum for over two months. Charlie Bonner Patsy Haws David Nast After reopening on June 2, our recovery has been Richard Crunkleton Steve Johnson Virginia Rice slow and stressful, yet inspiring. Inspiring because Dorothy Davidson Betsy Lowe John Wynn the staff saw the financial challenges enveloping the Ex-Officio Members Collections: Ina Wilson Smith Museum during this crisis and developed creative Foundation Board President: Stephanie Lowe and financially prudent ways to keep us connected Guild President: Suzy Naumann and engaged with our members and the Huntsville GALA Chair: Margaret Gleason community. Docent Chair: Nancy Beason There is a shimmering light rising on the horizon! Foundation Board President: Stephanie Lowe December and January saw an impressive increase in Museum attendance and Vice President: Jason Vandiver class enrollment. People are eager to leave their homes to participate in events Secretary: Hilary Russell and be with friends and family. Most of us have become accustomed to wearing a Heather Adair Jane Brocato Hank Isenberg Anusha Alapati Cara Greco Cathy Scholl mask and practicing social distancing. When writing this letter, 70% of the staff John Allen Melissa Hays Ina Wilson Smith have been vaccinated. Happily, we anticipate the entire staff will be immunized by Julie Andrzejewski Jill Heffernan Kathi Tew May 1, 2021. I cannot express enough my gratitude and appreciation to the City Mark Ardin Laurie Heard Brittany Toth Caroline Bentley Gary Huckaby Dana Town of Huntsville, the local banks, and Museum patrons, who have helped us through Emeritus: Betty Grisham this pivotal and critical moment in the museum’s 50-year history. Thank You All! Ex-Officio Members We are looking forward to a summer of riveting exhibitions, from WE THE Collections: Ina Wilson Smith PEOPLE: Portraits of Veterans in America by Mary Whyte to compelling portraits of Guild Representative: Suzy Naumann Museum Board: Joyce Griffin and Steve Johnson American artists in Jack Mitchell: Artists and more. What better opportunity than in this issue of ArtViews, to highlight Guild Officers President: Suzy Naumann the fabulous donations of artwork to the Permanent Collection. Acclaimed President-elect: Sue Hensley photographer Jonathan Becker and his family attended the opening of his Secretary: Karen Naff exhibition last October, which he said was stunningly displayed. Jonathan was so Corresponding Secretary: Sarah Pfeiffer Parliamentarian: Marie Newberry impressed with the galleries and the installation of his show that he donated seven Treasurer: Carole Anne Ellers prints of Gloria Vanderbilt to HMA that were part of the show. It was an honor Fundraiser Chair: Elizabethe Osborne and pleasure to host an exhibition by one of today’s finest photographers. Staff Liaison: Elena Buckley Another addition to the collection is from long-time friends Audrey and Museum Docents Docent Chair: Nancy Beason Martin Gruss, who donated Sunlight, a painting Docent Co-Chair: Judy Wilder by Gloria Vanderbilt, which was featured in the Museum Staff recent exhibition, Gloria Vanderbilt: An Artful Executive Director: Christopher J. Madkour Life. In addition, we were given Jack Mitchell’s Executive Assistant: Elena Buckley Director of Curatorial Affairs: Peter J. Baldaia Composer and Diarist Ned Rorem with Designer Curator of Exhibitions and Collections: Gloria Vanderbilt, gift of the Jack Mitchell David Reyes Archives, and two nineteenth-century portraits, Registrar: Katherine Purves donated by Emily and Jack Burwell: Portrait of Director of Education/Museum Academy: Laura E. Smith Georgia Bibb by Phillip Romer and Portrait of a Education Associate: Candace Bean Young Girl by William Frye. The Board, Staff, Director of Communications: Danny Owen and I are immensely grateful for these significant Communications Associate: Julie Farkas Director of Development: Andrea Petroff additions to the collection. Development Associate: Brianna Sieja Finally, mark your calendar for two Membership/Development Operations Associate: Huntsville Museum of Art fundraising events Camille Sommer Accountant: Wendy Worley taking place this spring and summer. The Guild Martin and Audrey Gruss Accounting Assistants: Tonya Alexander, saddles up their season with Off to the Races Mary Chavosky from April 25 through May 1, and GALA celebrates its 30th Anniversary the Director of Special Events and Facility Rentals: Jennifer Goff week of June 8 through June 12. Both events historically generate significant Facility Rental Assistants: Toni Bridges, much-needed funds for the Museum. The success of both events requires a stable Darlene Stanford of volunteers along with generous sponsorship support. Fundraisers like these are Facilities and Grounds Manager: John Knott Security: Provided by Southern Jamm Security essential for the financial health of the institution. Security Liaison: Joseph Barker Christopher J. Madkour Guest Services Supervisor: Maci Hladky Executive Director Guest Services: Emily Alcorn, Wendy Campbell, Hallie Lang, Beth O’Connor, Donna Sietsema, On the cover: Mary Whyte, Battleground, 2012, Casey, Firefighter, Bend, Oregon, Army, A5, 19th 3 3 Museum Store Coordinator: Janell Zesinger SFG, watercolor on paper, 40 /4 x 28 /4 in.

3 Impressionist Landscapes from the Sellars Collection Now through July 11, 2021 | Chan Gallery

Bertha Menzler Peyton, (American, 1871-1947), Grand Canyon, oil on canvas, 30 x 40 in.

ith the acquisition of the Sellars Collection of Art concerned with capturing the effects of light, color, and Wby American Women in 2008, an important holding atmosphere in their landscapes, achieved in large measure by of paintings, drawings, and sculptures was added to the painting directly from nature – out-of-doors – rather than in Museum’s permanent collection. The Collection celebrates the the studio. Though not as well-known as their Impressionist achievements of American women artists active between 1850 predecessors, this generation of landscape painters flourished in and 1940, and provides a counterpoint to the Museum’s holdings areas such as Old Lyme, Connecticut; Cape Ann, Massachusetts; of regionally and nationally significant contemporary art. New Hope, Pennsylvania; and Woodstock, New York, as well as Impressionist Landscapes from the Sellars Collection focuses elsewhere in New England and across the Southwest. on the strong pull that the natural world had on women artists Impressionist Landscapes from the Sellars Collection presents during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The exhibition over 30 exquisite landscapes in all seasons, varying in scenic emphasizes the generation of artists who emerged during and in subject matter from snow-filled views to sun-drenched hillsides, the aftermath of the American Impressionist movement (1880- as well as harbor scenes, woodland glades, and desert vistas. 1920). Featured artists include Irene Von Horvath, Edna Lawrence, Many of these artists were the students and sketching Margaret Jordan Patterson, Alice Pelton, Lilla Cabot Perry, and partners of the seminal figures in the development of many more. Impressionism in America, such as William Merritt Chase, Sponsors Willard L. Metcalf, John Henry Twachtman, and Robert Henri. Drs. Kathy and Tony Chan The artists included in the exhibition were primarily 4

Maude Eggemeyer (American, 1877-1959), Forest Lake, oil on canvas, 24 x 20 in.

5 Jack Mitchell: Artists May 16-August 8, 2021 | Adtran, Jurenko and Thurber Galleries

“ We have all heard of someone described as a born writer, ballplayer, or musician, but I would wager that few of us have heard of someone described as a born photographer. Perhaps, this is because one simply needs too many things to make a photograph. However, even though I know that no one is ever a born writer, much less a born photographer, I am tempted to make an exception in the case of Jack Mitchell.” — John Yau, Icons & Idols: A Photographer’s Chronicle of the Arts (1960-1995)

John Lennon and Yoko Ono, 1980, vintage gelatin silver print, 20 x 16 in. Lent Courtesy of the Jack Mitchell Archives

6 merican Aphotographer Jack Mitchell (1925-2013) was renowned for his captivating photographs of visual artists, musicians, writers, dancers, and stage and screen personalities, which he documented during a remarkable career that spanned over five decades. Mitchell’s emphasis on creating high contrast images that capture the choreographed moment distinguishes his work from that of other well- known photographers of his generation. He was also an expert in lighting, and he worked mostly, though not entirely, in black and white. In addition to 25 years of special assignment work for The New York Times, Mitchell’s photographs of creative and performing artists have graced the covers and pages of Harper’s Bazaar, Life, Newsweek, People, Rolling Stone, Time, Vanity Fair, and Vogue, among others. During his long career Mitchell became renowned – by his subjects, by the magazine and newspaper editors he worked for, and by critics – as someone who could make a photograph reveal character. For example, his iconic portrait of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, which Mitchell took just a few weeks before Lennon was murdered, presents a side of the couple that was seldom seen in public, relaxed and unguarded. The same is true of Mitchell’s photograph of Andy Warhol with his dog Archie. Tightly cropped, the Carly Simon, 1971, vintage gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 in. Lent Courtesy of the Jack Mitchell Archives image captures Warhol

7 holding his beloved dachshund close to his face in a revealing moment of intimacy. In addition to the images of Lennon, Ono, and Warhol, Jack Mitchell: Artists presents over 50 vintage black-and-white photographs of important visual artists, dancers, musicians and writers captured by Mitchell between 1963 and 1995. Hand-selected by the Huntsville Museum of Art from the Jack Mitchell Archives, Artists features engaging images of singer-songwriter Carly Simon, playwright Tennessee Williams, choreographer Mark Morris, composer Philip Glass, and a wide range of influential painters and sculptors including Alex Katz, Jasper Johns, Ellsworth Kelly, Helen Frankenthaler, Philip Pearlstein, Louise Nevelson, Julian Schnabel, and Louise Bourgeois, among others. The Jack Mitchell Archives graciously lent additional materials to the exhibition, including photographic and print ephemera that provides a wider view into Mitchell’s amazing life and career.

Virtual Presentation and Tour Friday, May 21 at 1 p.m. Jack Mitchell Archives Executive Director Craig Highberger Louise Nevelson, 1983, vintage gelatin silver print, 16 x 20 in. Lent Courtesy of the Jack Mitchell Free virtual event. Register at hsvmuseum.org Archives

Andy Warhol and his dog Archie, 1973, vintage gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 in. Lent Courtesy of the Jack Mitchell Archives

8 The Huntsville Photographic Society 2021 Members’ Showcase May 16-August 8, 2021 | Guild Gallery

his annual juried selection of approximately 50 photographs by the highly Ttalented members of the Huntsville Photographic Society will include both color and black and white photography in a range of styles. This year, rather than jurying around a particular theme, the competition is open to allow members to submit their best work in any category. Come see how the photographers included in this exhibition show off their impressive skills! The Huntsville Photographic Society is an organization dedicated to promoting the art and science of photography in Huntsville and the surrounding area through informative programs, member contests, and special events. The HPS Members’ Showcase is an annual exhibition jointly organized by the Huntsville Photographic Society and the Huntsville Museum of Art.

Charles Gattis, Drops Keep Falling, April 14, 2021, Water Drop Photography: Canon 5D mk iv, Color Space RGB, C.T. Chi, Paint by Rainbow, light painting studio shot, f/8, 23sec, ISO200, rear curtain fl ash 100mm macro lens, f/11 at 1/200 5 After 5 Wine service returns June 17! Wine service provided by the Church Street Family will return to the Museum on June 17. Admission to the Museum during 5 After 5 is only $5 for non-members, and visitors can enjoy a glass of wine for $5. In addition to the wine and discounted admission to view world-class exhibits, guests will also have access to meet and greet events with winemakers. Delight in the classic pairing of art and wine this summer at 5 After 5! (Guests must be 21+ to purchase wine).

9 Encounters: Greely Myatt June 6-August 29, 2021 | Grisham Gallery ince 1986, the Huntsville Museum of Art has presented a Snoteworthy series of solo exhibitions highlighting recent work by acclaimed regional contemporary artists. These Encounters exhibitions showcase artists at mid-career who are working in various styles and media. They afford viewers an opportunity to see how creative inspiration combines with subject and materials to convey a unique artistic expression. Throughout the years, the Encounters series has developed a strong critical reputation in the Southeast. The spaces used for the exhibitions are large enough to accommodate a solid body of work yet small enough to retain a sense of intimacy and focus. A well-designed and illustrated catalogue, featuring an extended interview with the artist, accompanies each exhibition. To date, the Museum has presented over 75 individual exhibitions in this long-standing series. The latest exhibition focuses on the accomplished works of Greely Myatt, a talented sculptor from Arkansas. Myatt is widely recognized for his whimsical sculptural objects and monumental installations made from found materials. Over his career, the artist has developed a compelling visual language of reimagined yet recognizable forms which engage many different styles – from Surrealism, to Pop, to Folk and Outsider Art. Through his works, Myatt seeks to spark a dialogue with the viewer around ideas of genre and style, form and content, scale and site, identity and place, and art and craft. He explores these sometimes competing notions through continuous reinterpretations of tangible objects like rag rugs and Southern quilts, as well as more conceptual motifs like comic strip speech bubbles. Mark, 2017, steel, pine, air, 120 x 144 x 36 in. The materials Myatt uses to create his works – found broom handles, discarded signage, neon lights, metal scraps and University of Memphis. His sculptures and installations have the like – lends them an accessibility and a personal connection been exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions across for the viewer. Forms like cabinets and rag rugs reference his the United States, Europe and Japan. He has received grants and rural Southern childhood, while abstract elements such as light, fellowships from the Tennessee Arts Commission, the University air, and negative space often function as integral parts of a piece. of Memphis, the University of Georgia, and received the Myatt also likes to combine high art references with vernacular Mississippi Arts and Letters Visual Arts Award in 1994. In 2009, influences in the same piece, paying homage to fine artists a twenty-year retrospective of Myatt’s work was exhibited across like Constantin Brancusi and Philip Guston as well as popular Memphis in nine museum and gallery venues. cartoonists like Saul Steinberg and R. Crumb. Sunday, June 6 Born and raised in Mississippi, Myatt currently lives and works in West Memphis, Arkansas. He received a BFA from Presentation 2 p.m. Delta State University and an MFA from The University Included with Museum admission/Free for members of Mississippi, and was a long-time Professor of Art at the

The gang, 2019, wood, stone, metal, 30 x 132 x 11 in. 10 Hero, 2020, reclaimed wood, found objects, 130 x 115 x 15 in.

11 WE THE PEOPLE: Portraits of Veterans in America by Mary Whyte June 27-September 26, 2021 | Huth, Boeing, Salmon and Haws Galleries

E THE PEOPLE. WThese words embody the ethos of what it means to be an American citizen. As individuals we are a tapestry of colors and creeds; united we are a nation committed to preserving our hard- earned freedom. In this stunning collection of portraits of military veterans, one from each of the fifty states, artist Mary Whyte captures this ethos as well as the dedication, responsibility, and courage it takes to fulfill that promise. In 2010, Whyte set out on a mission to paint fifty large-scale watercolor portraits of what it means to be an American veteran today. Over seven years in the making, the project took the artist across the United States to America, 2017, Kella, Native American Traditional Dancer, Aberdeen, South Dakota, Army, SP4, watercolor on paper, 40 x 53 in. meet and paint some of our country’s truest patriots. Her portrait of America includes individuals from many walks of life, some still on active duty, and from every branch – women and men, old and young, and from a wide swath of ethnicities, befitting our glorious melting pot. From a mayor to an astronaut, from a teacher to a garbage collector, from a business entrepreneur to someone who is homeless, Whyte renders their unique and exceptional lives with great care and gentle brush strokes. An artist, author and teacher, Whyte’s watercolor paintings have earned international Tomato Pie, 2016, Hank, Gardener, South Plainfield, New Jersey, Coast Guard, Boatswain’s Mate, First Class, watercolor on paper, 1 1 recognition. Her works 50 /2 x 70 /2 in. 12 1 Glory (detail), 2018, Amelia, Great-grandmother, Savannah, Georgia, Air Force, WAAC, watercolor on paper, 28 /2 x 20 in.

13 are included in numerous public collections including the Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston, South Carolina; the Greenville County Museum of Art in Greenville, South Carolina; and the Mazza Museum of International Art in Findlay, Ohio, as well as in many government, university and corporate collections across the United States. In 2013, Whyte was one of ten artists worldwide invited to travel to China and exhibit her watercolors at the Nanning Art Museum. Her work has also been featured in many international publications, including periodicals and books in China, Russia, France, Germany, the UK, Canada and Taiwan. The recipient of numerous honors, Whyte was awarded the Portrait Society of America's Gold Medal. She is also the recipient of the Philadelphia Watercolor Society’s Lifetime Achievement Award, and the Elizabeth O'Neil Verner Award, South Carolina's Armistice, 2014, Taija, Boxing Trainer, Omaha, Nebraska, Air Force, Airman, First Class, watercolor on paper, highest honor in the arts. 29 x 38 in.

Driftwood (detail), 2015, Hiroshi, Retired Carpenter, Kula, Hawaii, Army, 3 3 Presenting Sponsor Warrant Officer, watercolor on paper, 27 /4 x 40 /4 in. The Jurenko Foundation Lead Sponsor Lecture and Preview Party Sponsors Friday, June 25 Connie and Rusty Stephenson | Patsy and John Shields Lecture: 6-6:45 p.m. Lockheed Martin | Cathy and Bill Stender Party and Book Signing to follow Middie Thompson and Family, given in memory of Tommy Thompson $50 members/$75 non-members Additional Support The Alabama State Council on the Arts | The Huntsville Museum of Art Guild

14 Whimsy & Artistry Curated by the Huntsville Museum of Art Docent Association August 22-October 31, 2021 | Guild Gallery The Huntsville Museum of Art Docent Association is honored to present their curated exhibition of works from the Museum’s permanent collection entitled, Whimsy & Artistry. This exhibition will feature two and three-dimensional works of art with a colorful, creative and whimsical subject matter. Featuring regional and national artists, this exhibit highlights the fanciful, humorous and playful nature of these selected works. Although this exhibit has a lighthearted feel, there is exquisite craftsmanship and artistry displayed in these 30 works as well. Sponsors Huntsville Museum of Art Docent Association

Betty Grisham, (1921-2021), New Checked Winter Coat, 1966-71, oil on canvas, 38 x 30 in. Gift of the artist. Andy Warhol (1928-1987), Moonwalk (pink), 1987, silkscreen, (ed. 39/160), 38 x 38 in. Acquired with funds given by the Madison County Federation of the Women’s Clubs from the 1987 sale of the Steamboat Gothic House.

Denise Stewart-Sanabria (b.1956, Worcester, MA), Bauhaus Dali Does Décor, 2018, oil on canvas, Mark Messersmith (b. 1955, Kansas City, MO), Moonrise, 1 42 x 62 in. Museum Purchase, funds provided by Dr. John Rison Jones, Jr. and the Susy and Robert 2008, oil on canvas and mixed media, 89 x 15 /2 x 67 in. Thurber Acquisition Fund. Gift of Mark Messersmith.

15 Recent Donations to the Museum’s Permanent Collection he Huntsville Museum of Art is pleased to announce Tnew additions to its permanent collection. Celeste Birdcage was donated by Jennifer and Rocco Marcello and Mark Marcello of Palm Beach, FL. The piece makes an interesting and unusual addition to the Museum’s craft collection, functioning much like the works in the Buccellati collection, which are also exquisite examples of Italian craftsmanship produced for a luxury market. The Museum was also given two nineteenth century portraits by Emily and Jack Burwell: Phillip Romer’s Portrait of Georgia Gibb and William Frye’s Portrait of a Young Girl. Both artists were born in Germany but immigrated to the United States in the mid 1800s. The Museum also received the Gloria Vanderbilt painting Sunlight from Audrey and Martin Gruss. This piece was featured in the 2020-2021 exhibit Gloria Vanderbilt: An Artful Life. The painting is a good representation of the style of Vanderbilt’s later work with her painterly approach and Surrealist feel and can complement representational as well as abstract works in the collection. In addition, the Huntsville Museum of Art is honored to accept seven of Jonathan Becker’s stunning photographs of Gloria Vanderbilt into the collection as well as Jack Mitchell’s Composer and Diarist Ned Rorem with Designer Charles Lin Tissot, (American, 1904-1994), designer in collaboration with Venini Gloria Vanderbilt. These eight prints were included in the 1 Glassworks, Murano, Italy, Celeste Birdcage, 1959, glass, gilded brass, plexiglass, 27 /2 x 27 1 exhibit Gloria Vanderbilt: An Artful Life in 2020-2021. x 15 /2 ins. Gift of Jennifer and Rocco Marcello and Mark Marcello

1 1 Gloria Vanderbilt (American, 1924-2019), Sunlight, 2006, acrylic on panel, 19 /4 x 25 /4 in. Gift of Audrey and Martin Gruss, New York, NY 16 “ I’m honored by your acceptance of my donation to the Huntsville Museum of Art Permanent Collection of the seven prints of Gloria Vanderbilt that were made for her exhibition last year at your and Peter Baldaia’s exuberant inspiration. I do feel deeply grateful for your attention and the sublime efforts made by your wonderful staff to my concurrent exhibition at the museum.” – Jonathan Becker

Jonathan Becker (American, b. 1954), Gloria Vanderbilt at Home, 1998 archival Phillip Romer (German-American, 1820-after 1866), Portrait of Georgia 1 1 pigment print, 44 x 44 /2 in. Gift of the artist Bibb, c. 1853, oil on canvas, 36 /4 x 29 in. Gift of Emily and Jack Burwell

Jack Mitchell (American, 1928-1996), Composer and Diarist Ned Rorem with Designer Gloria Vanderbilt, 1992, vintage gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 in. Gift of the Jack Mitchell Archives 17 Voices of Our Times Arts, Politics, Science, Life. Different Voices, Differing Views. This annual series brings people of note in the arts, academia, publishing and politics to the Huntsville Museum of Art for candid, in-depth discussions and presentations. Alex Hitz P. Allen Smith The Honorable Thursday, August 12, 2021 Thursday, September 9, 2021 Mike Rogers Lunch, Talk and Book Signing Lunch, Talk and Book Signing Thursday, November 11, 2021 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Members $100 | Non-members $130 Members $100 | Non-members $130 $40 Members | $65 Non-members

Mike Rogers, former Congressman Renowned chef Alex Hitz and CNN Host lex is renowned for his sensitivity ike Rogers is a former member of Aand refi nement in the art of MCongress representing Michigan’s preparing and serving food. Informed Eighth Congressional District. He previously served as an offi cer in the by his childhood in U.S. Army and as an FBI special agent in Atlanta, and extensive Chicago. While in Congress, Mr. Rogers travel from a very P. Allen Smith, one of America’s most talented Landscape Designers chaired the powerful House Permanent young age in France, . Allen Smith is the product of Select Committee on Intelligence Alex’s signature (HPSCI) where he led the bipartisan fi ve generations of Southern style combines the P Huawei investigation and report issued nurserymen. His foundational childhood relaxed, warm- in 2012 and authorized and oversaw a experiences in planting naturally led to but-never-stuffy budget of $70 billion which funded the elegance of the an appreciation for horticulture, genetic nation’s 17 intelligence agencies. genteel South and a diversity, plant pairing and an orderly, Today, Mr. Rogers advises C-suite continental élan that captures holistic approach to work. Later as a executives from Fortune 100 companies, the essence of gracious living. graduate student in England he traced – providing analysis and expertise on the Alex’s fi rst book, My Beverly Hills 200 years to the day – Thomas Jefferson challenges facing companies operating Kitchen: Classic Southern Cooking with and John Adams’s famous tour of in the digital era, as well as cybersecurity a French Twist, garnered editorial raves important English country homes. and executive leadership. He currently from The Wall Street Journal, Vogue, Known for his television work on serves as the Vice Chairman of the Vanity Fair, Departures, Southern Living, Good Morning America, The Today Board at the MITRE Corporation, and O, House Beautiful, and The New York Show, his PBS programming, and as a Director at leading companies Times. Alex has been a frequent guest his six book including CyberSponse, IAP, and 4IQ. on The Today Show, The Chew, Access publications, Additionally, Mr. Rogers is a Senior Hollywood, CBS Morning and more than Allen is Fellow at Harvard University and a member of the Board of Trustees and the 60 local television broadcasts. also deeply David Abshire Chair at the Center for the Alex trained at Le Cordon Bleu, passionate Study of the Presidency and Congress, Paris, and Peter Kump’s New York and involved where he directs the Center’s national Cooking School, which became the with preservation security programs. Institute of Culinary Education. As a Mr. Rogers is a regular public and cooking student, he apprenticed in the speaker on global affairs, cybersecurity, conservation kitchens of Andre Soltner at Lutèce and leadership. He also serves as a efforts. in New York, and Michel Guerard at regular national security commentator Eugenie-Les-Bains in France. on CNN and hosts the channel’s Alex travels 40 weeks a year: documentary-style original series cooking, lecturing, and entertaining, Series Sponsors Declassifi ed, offering viewers insights for parties of 5 to 5000. When he is not Shelbie King | Virginia and Parker Griffi th into America’s spy stories. Mr. Rogers is traveling he lives between New York a 1985 graduate of Adrian College. He City and Los Angeles. He is writing his is married to Kristi Rogers and has two second book. children. 18

30th Anniversary GalaGa  Chairs: Amy Cosgrove, Pam Gann, Margaret2021 Gleason and Betty Hornsby FRANCES SCHULTZ Celebrated Lifestyle Author and Tastemaker Tuesday, June 8, 2021 ournalist, speaker, tastemaker, traveler, hostess, & Country, Indagare, and others. For six years JSoutherner, Sunday painter, and outdoors she was on-air host of the award-winning cable lover, Frances Schultz is a lover of houses and television show Southern Living Presents, with gardens, cooking and entertaining, travel and numerous other TV and video appearances to her style. She is author and co-author of several credit as well. books, including the bestselling The Bee Born and raised in the small town of Tarboro, Cottage Story – How I Made a Muddle of Things North Carolina, she graduated from St. Mary’s and Decorated My Way Back to Happiness, and School in Raleigh, NC, and from the University more recently California Cooking & Southern of Virginia. Frances is the proud aunt of four, a Style, out in the fall of 2019. stepmother and grandmother; and she serves on Frances is also the West Coast the boards of the Horticultural Society of New contributing editor for Flower magazine York and the Empowers Africa foundation. With and was a longtime contributor to House husband Tom Dittmer, dog Stella, and assorted Beautiful and Veranda magazines. Frances horses and critters, she lives in the Santa Ynez Valley has written also for The Wall Street Journal, Town of California and in New York City. Photos by Christy Gutzeit

20 Gala Silent & Live Auction Silent auction items including fine art, trips and parties are available for Buy Now-Take Later at fair market value from May 10-June 4. The Silent Auction begins at noon on June 7 and ends at 10 pm on June 12. Register to bid at hsvmuseumgala.org. Silent Auction Items Progressive Porch Party The following items are included in the Silent Auction. Cocktails for 12 Catacomb435 Potting Party A private mixology class for 15 Brooks & Collier will host 10 guests Petite Picasso Birthday Party Sunset Dinner on the Lake 10 children will create their own masterpiece 10 guests at the home of Zack and Chris Penney with “Miss Ginna” Siniard Cooking Class Storytime with Santa Hands-on lesson with Emily Reiney An evening with Santa and Mrs. Claus Live Auction Items Hiwassee River Must attend Gala Dinner to bid in the Gala Live Auction. Guided float fishing trip for 2 The following items are included in the Live Auction. Jackson Hole, Wyoming 6 nights at the modern mountain home of Melissa and Tod Dodgen

Style and Sound of the Shoals Curated experience in Florence, AL Southern Progressive Stroll Dinner for 8 through Twickenham Gulf Coast in Twickenham Fisher’s Upstairs from Orange Beach at the home of Gil and Lyn Aust

Highlands, North Carolina Golf, spa and three nights at Old Edwards Inn Schreeder Family Affair Progressive dinner for 10 Alys Beach Chef Narvell 7 nights at the Lowe and Gessler family vacation home Intimate dinner for 10 at her private studio Old Meets New: Chef James Boyce A Weekend in Picturesque Charleston A gourmet gathering with fine food and wine for 12 3 nights for 4 in Charleston, South Carolina Buy tickets, register to bid for the silent auction, and purchase art and experiences during Buy Now-Take Later at hsvmuseumgala.maxgiving.bid. GALA SCHEDULE OF EVENTS TUESDAY, JUNE 8 THURSDAY, JUNE 10 Luncheon 11:30 am Cocktails 6 pm | Dinner 7 pm | Live Auction 8 pm Gala Luncheon, featuring Frances Schultz Black Tie Dinner & Live Auction Catering by Purveyor Huntsville Catering by Chef James Boyce SATURDAY, JUNE 12 Cocktail Party 7 pm Cocktail Party & Silent Auction featuring artist Millie Gosch Catering by Narvell

21 Registration for Summer Studio Artworks Camps and Classes underway in the Museum Academy! Looking for something fun and creative to do this summer? We offer a wide High School & Adult Classes selection of camps and classes in two classrooms on the Plaza Level in the Museum Watercolor overlooking Big Spring Park. Pre-registration is required, and all materials are Expressive Drawing in Charcoal & Conté provided for the children’s camps and classes. Watercolor Sketching

EDUCATION Following are just some of the educational classes being offered June through Painterly Portraits mid-September. Space is limited, register online or call today. All New Projects! Ceramics: Handbuilding & Wheel Throwing Classes are taught by experienced instructors and teaching artists who use the The Art of Paper Quilling Museum – working in the studios to the galleries – as an expanded classroom. View Stained Glass Sun Catchers the Museum Academy Coronavirus (COVID-19) Safety Measures at hsvmuseum. Drawing org under Learn – Camps, Classes and Programs. All Museum Academy Staff, Colored Pencil Techniques Instructors and Students (children and adults) are required to wear masks during Introduction to Oil Painting workshops, camps and classes. Pastel Painting Stained Glass Lamp Acrylics: Still Life Painting Brush Calligraphy Preschool Classes (Ages 4-5 – Pre-K) Art Sampler Mudworks Sparkle, Glitter & Glow Things that Crawl, Wiggle & Roar Kids Camps (Ages 5-7 and 8-10) Artful Animals Drawing SCULPTacular Grades K-8 Classes Mix It Up Mixed Media Drawing Creativity, Color & Composition Ceramics Cartooning Ready, Set, Paint Easel Painting Ceramics: Handbuilding & Wheel Throwing Dips, Dabs & Dots Bedazzled Jewelry Making Spectacular Sketches Parent/Child Saturday Classes Studio Art Adventures: Ages 5 & Up Van Gogh, O’Keeffe, Monet

Contact the Education Department for a copy of the schedule or call 256-535-6372. Register online at hsvmuseum.org under Learn – Camps, Classes and Programs and read Instructors’ Bios.

Photo Release: The Huntsville Museum of Art may take photographs of Museum programs and events for use in publicity materials. Please notify the photographer if you prefer not to have your picture and/or your child’s picture taken during the class. The fall schedule will be online on August 9. Classes begin in third week in September through mid-November. 22 Learn from a Master Artist! Don’t miss the unique opportunity to have one-on-one instruction from a nationally-recognized master artist. For more information about individual instructors, please visit their websites. For more details or to register, visit hsvmuseum.org or contact Laura E. Smith, Director of Education/Museum Academy at 256-535-6372. Mixed Media Art: Junk Mail Journaling Painting Portraits and Figures with Leslie Wood in Watercolor with Mary Whyte Friday-Saturday, May 14-15, 2021 Wednesday-Friday, June 23-25, 2021 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Mary Whyte, Flurries, watercolor on paper, 23 x 31 in. © 2020 in the exhibition WE THE PEOPLE: Portraits of Veterans in America, Leslie Wood, Junk Mail Journal, mixed media © 2020 New Mexico, Rancher, Navy Skill Level: Beginner to Advanced Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced $300 members/$325 non-members $775 members/$825 non-members

Still Life Oil Painting East Meets West: Chinese and Watercolor with Qiang Huang Painting with Lian Quan Zhen Thursday-Sunday, August 5-8, 2021 Thursday-Sunday, August 12-15, 2021 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Qiang Huang, Still Life, oil on canvas © 2016 Lian Quan Zhen, Butterfl y Fish, watercolor, © 2017 Skill Level: Beginner to Advanced Skill Level: Beginner to Advanced $525 members/$550 non-members $475 members/$525 non-members Additional Master Artist Workshops for 2021 Michael Story (August 26-29), Stephanie Weaver (September 16-18), David M. Kessler (September 23-25), Tony Couch (October 4-7) and Gary Chapman (November 5-6) Check our website for details on all upcoming workshops and to register. 23 CREATE Saturdays Who: Appropriate for the entire family! What: A hands-on art activity When: One Saturday of each month, 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Where: Stender Family Interactive Education Galleries

EDUCATION Cost: FREE admission for parents/guardians and children Pre-registration is required. Visit hsvmuseum.org to register. May 8: Impressionist Masterpieces Explore printmaking techniques with water-based markers. Learn about Claude Monet’s Impression Sunrise. Tour the Stender Family Interactive Education Galleries, A Walk Through Time exhibition. June 5: Art in Nature! Create your own nature rubbings using crayon and pastel. Explore the American Impressionist Landscapes from the Sellars Collection exhibition. July 10: All American Fireworks Paintings Inspired by Mary Whyte’s patriotic paintings in WE THE PEOPLE: Portraits of Veterans in America exhibition, create your own fi reworks themed work of art using mixed media. August 14: Animals in Art! Using pencil and other drawing media, create your very own work of art of a giraffe inspired by the Buccellati Silver Animals exhibition.

September 11: 3-D Artworks! CREATE SATURDAYS PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: Inspired by the Whimsy & Artistry, curated by the Huntsville Museum of Art Docent Association, exhibition of artwork from the permanent collection, create whimsical sculptures using wood and other materials for embellishment. Docent-Led Public Tours Sundays at 2:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. Pre-registration is required. Visit hsvmuseum.org to register. Meet in the Main Lobby. May 23: Encounters: Althea Murphy-Price June 27: Jack Mitchell: Artists July 11: American Impressionist Landscapes from the Sellars Collection August 29: Encounters: Greely Myatt September 26: WE THE PEOPLE: Portraits of Veterans in America by Mary Whyte $5 After 5: Thursdays at 6:00 p.m. Pre-registration is required. Visit hsvmuseum.org to register. Meet in the Main Lobby. Avionics and Radar Group Tour with Museum June 3: Jack Mitchell: Artists Docent Mike Moran July 1: WE THE PEOPLE: Portraits of Veterans in America by Mary Whyte August 5: Encounters: Greely Myatt September 2: Whimsy & Artistry, curated by the Huntsville Museum of Art Docent Association To learn about the Docent Program, visit hsvmuseum.org under Support – Museum Docents or contact Candace Bean, Education Associate at 256-535-4350 ext. 223 or email at [email protected]. More information about School and Group Tours, visit hsvmuseum.org under Visit – Tours.

24 JONATHAN BECKER IN HUNTSVILLE

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Dinner with Friends and Family October 28, 2020 1. Jonathan Becker at HMA 2. Jonathan Becker at dinner with friends and family Jonathan Becker: Social Work Four Decades of Moves, Shakers, and Thinkers

Docent Talk October 29, 2020 3. Jonathan Becker, Aimée Johnson, and Lisa Layton. 4. Jonathan Becker tells the stories behind the photographs. 5. Jonathan Becker and family. Photo 1, 2, 4, 5 by Daniel Paik Photo 3 by Jeff White 5.

25 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIPS December 2020-March 2021 Artists’ Circle: $1,500 Friend: $200 Mary Beth and Jim Chamberlain Courtney and John Allen Mrs. Louise Baird Libby Adams Chambers Kendra and Si Garrett Karen and Matt Ball Carol Codori Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barton Dr. and Mrs. William N. Confer Mr. and Mrs. Byrd R. Latham Mayor Thomas Battle Theresa and Roger Coomer Dr. and Mrs. Don A. Maccubbin Cheryl and Dewey Brazelton Jill Balch-Coon and Murray Coon Nina and Terry Roberts Karen and Ron Brown Willie Corlew Mr. and Mrs. George H. Thacker Jacalyn and Bryan Butler Roger Coupland Mr. and Mrs. Ed Uher Lynn and Mike Carden Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Baker Daniels, III Ms. Gloria Carr Sheryl and Keith Darrow Kathleen Waite Dr. and Mrs. P. Michael Caruso Melissa and Tod Dodgen Mary Chaffee Kate and Al Drost Benefactor: $1,200 Ms. Theresa J. Evans Ashley Engles-Ross and James Ross Sally and Bob Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Fraley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steuart A. Evans Jr. Mary and John Burke Mary Gray Dr. and Mrs. John R. Fairlamb Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Griggs Ben Ferrill Ms. Nancy Hanning Linda and Robert Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. George M. Jones, III Amy and David Harbarger Susie and Mark Fortner Rhonda and Michael Ridner Nicole and Tim Harper Mr. and Mrs. James E. Fowler John Herder Michele and John Garrett Patron: $600 Major General (USA Ret) & Mrs. John W. Louise and Tony Graffeo Laurel and John Bailey Holly Sandra Greenlee and Debria Montalvo Jean M. Berry Drs. Peggy and Bill Huddleston Jean Greenwood Valerie and Jim Chesney Debbie and Tom Igou Dr. and Mrs. Walter G. Grundy Kathy and Harvey Cutter Jane Jones Melissa and Robert Gurner Linda and James Hargrove Karensa Lee Laura Jo and George Hamilton Lucia and Peter Harrison Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin King Bonita and Stan Lillie Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mastin Amy and Ted Henrich Linda and Bill McAllister Dr. and Mrs. Philip J. McGee Dr. and Mrs. David Hertha John Randolph Roper and Ken Rivenbark Mr. and Mrs. Bradley McMurray Yvonne and Ralph Heusinger Patricia H. Ryan Elizabeth and Bert Moore Mary and Jeffrey Hindman Dr. and Mrs. Robert Serio Linda and Scott Nagle Karen and Mike Hoger Cynthia E. Stewart and Arthur C. Jonnie and Bill Nance Mr. and Mrs. John Holladay Johnson Trace Parish and Richard Reed Phyllis and Hank Holland Mrs. Thomas M. Thompson Joyce and Roger Rehfeld Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Holloway Jane R. Troup Rebecca and Robert Reynolds Deborah and Robert Holt Alice J. Wellette Mr. Mike Roddy Sherri and Jess Hudgins Wynn and Stanley Rodgers Dr. and Mrs. Schuyler F. Hunter Dr. Yashica Robinson and Mr. Dalton Johnson Ambassador: $300 Lavinia and Michael Rudolphi Mr. and Mrs. John R. Scott Judy and George Jolly Charlie and Wayne Bonner Mrs. Mark C. Smith Deborah Justin and Glenn C. Vita Miranda Bouldin, LogiCore Corporation Sherry Stutts Jean Lee Sarah K. Curtis and Don R. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sudnik Shirley Hurley Lievanos and Rick Lievanos Shelly and Danny Harris Lynn and John Troy Mr. and Mrs. Craig Lincoln Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hull Jane Wallace Mrs. Patricia Lindberg Ruth Jurenko Janet and James Waller Kathy and David Linden Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kowallik Elisabeth W. Whitten Nancy Lowinger Kristi and Mark Leberte Ann and Andy Williams Karen and Doug Madison Cynthia and John Markushewski Mary Ruth Yates Margaret Madrie and Elizabeth Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mantooth The Rev. Sam and Jane McClain Contributor: $100 Karin and Edward Martinez Dr. Robert S. Moorman, Jr. Kathleen and Jack Albers Dabsey and Daniel Maxwell Dr. Melinda Musick Dr. and Mrs. Evans Alison Carmen and Arnold Maynard Marie and Joe Newberry Mr. and Mrs. Gary Anderson & Family Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy McClay Kevin W. Norris Phillip Anderson Susan McDonald and Carlos Carvajal Dr. Robert Pirtle Maureen and James Baird Jessica and Josh McGuire Jennifer and Michael Propst Jerry S. Barclay Margaret and John Miller Victoria Betterton Judy and Steven Purinton Kim Minkinow and Kirby Gaudin Kelsey and William Bickett Melissa and Brian Mitchell Beverly and Ralph Redrick Dr. and Mrs. C. David Billings Carolyn and Jim Rountree Dr. and Mrs. R. Charles Morley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Bounds Mullins Special Occasions The Honorable Loretta Spencer Mr. W. Lakin Boyd Mr. and Mrs. James E. Murphree Melinda Still and Harry Babin Mrs. Kay Brotherton Mrs. Charlotte Olson and Mr. Timothy Tolar Carol and Jim Tevepaugh Joyce Brown Dr. and Mrs. Charles Overstreet Gisele and John Wilson Sandra and Michael Brown Susan Ozment Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Young Madelyn Bussey Gail and Sam Perna Dr. and Mrs. Michael Castellano Vally and R. Foster Perry

26 Laura and Edward Pierce Family: $85 Amy and Jason Dilocker Kimberly and Andrew Pitman Mr. and Ms. Joe Adcock Rene Dippolito Jeffrey Pruitt Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Allen Karen and Michael Dohrenwend Mary and Jim Pruitt Margaret and Scott Ames Mrs. Lu Y. Downey Donna and Stan Pylant Daco Auffenorde and Robert Rotstein Noel and Brian Duffy Alice and Joe Ruf Colin Bagwell Kathy and Allan Elliott Patricia Sammon and Alan Petroff Erin and Robb Bailey Erica and James Elliott Shannon and Tristan Schoeneweiss Susan and Gordon Bakken Timothy Eno Scarlett Scholte and Jeffery Beckley Teresa and Tommie Batts Judy Finch Amy and Gregory Boardman Sherrie Squyres and Claude Snoddy Truett and Adam Fink Emily and Austin Bourgeois Frances and Walter Fountain Lisa and Ronald Stephens Elizabeth and Gene Bowman Bianca Gambles Carolyn and Matthew Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Brandon, Jr. Laurie and Luis Garcia Judi and Gary Stiger BJ and Bill Brigadier Ms. Gertrude Y. Gardner and Elisa and Mark Stucker Marie and William Brix Mr. Donald B. Fay Kitty and Luke Talley Judy Finch and Barry Broom Jean Marie and Kevin Geohagan Linda B. Thomas Lisa Brunswick Symmetris Gohanna Ronold B. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. N. Ricky Byrn Rev. Michael and Kana Goldsmith Gloria and Frederick Uhl Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Camp Tracy Greene Margaret J. Vann Louise and Brian Carter Lacey and Jesse Guthrie Jayne and Stuart Venters Dr. and Mrs. James G. Carver June and Buddy Guynes Jan and Bill Walker Alden and Brian Cayse Aarika and Doug Harris Dr. and Mrs. Larry Walker Dana and William Chancellor Carla Hartman Mary and Charles Watkins Rev. “Wren” Jennifer Clanton The Harvard Family Jefflyn and Robert Weed Ella Monica Couch and Dave Wales Stephanie Hawkins Beth Wise Anne and Marco Daniel Mrs. Yvonne P. Hawkins Dr. and Mrs. Joe H. Woody Dr. Teneshia Daniels Melissa and Wade Hays Jill and Karl Wurstner Jan Davis and Dick Richardson Nancy and Dave Headley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Young Mary and William Davison Donna and George Henry Judith Cruz and Jorge Diaz Dr. and Mrs. Sanford Holland

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27 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIPS (continued) December 2020-March 2021

Amanda and Brad Horton Emily and Russell Stone Drs. Sharon and Jim Gardepe Cindy and Tim Howard Kaci and Chris Stroud Lisa and Jan Garren Andrea Hunt and Butler Cain Amy and Tim Takacs Marty and James Garrett Anna Ingegneri Sally Taubuki and Taubuki Tebabati Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Gean Connie and William James Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Tingle Jessica and Carl John Gessler Tracie and Dean Johnson Stephanie and David Todd Wendy and Jay Graham Julie and Chuck Jones Andrea and Alan Trowhill Mr. and Mrs. Gary Griner Elaine and Elias Katsaros Kathy and Jason Vandiver Allyson and Brett Gudeman Sandra and Ron Klein Laura and Johnnie Vann Linda Hamlett and Johnny Walker Linda and George Knapp, Jr. Sharonda and Dwight Ware Erica and Aaron Hammond Christa and Alfred Kuhn Susan Welstead Barbie and Bob Harwell Rene and Gudrun Lemieux Tabitha and Kelley Whalen Barbara and Charles Heath Janice Lowther Dr. and Mrs. John D. Wheeler Florence and Donald Helman Dr. and Mrs. Carter W. Martin Robyn and Ryan Wilbanks Paula and Eric Henderson Mr. William Martin Elizabeth and David Witteveen Geppe O. Hernandez and Michael R. Manly Sarah and Ben Matthews Jen and Brian Wolverton Sheila and Carroll Hershey Stephanie and Martin McCarthy Alicia and Charles Woodward Londa and John Hladky Miriam McClendon and Jenny Tidwell Mr. and Mrs. John Zeller and Family Carla Holder and Joseph Marchelites Kathy and Ed McCool Chelsea and Richard Holeman Regina McDaniel Dual: $75 Robbie Hood and Michael Goodman Jasmine and Brian McNamara Sara and Tal Adams Eleanor and Frank Hutchinson Diana and Jiley McNease Debby and Jerry Akerson Ellen and Gary Joyce Tara and Jeff Mello Diana and Craig Akridge Gayle and Robert Joyce Jennifer and Sean Memolo Linda and Ralph Allen Dr. and Mrs. P.R. Kakani Dr. and Mrs. Ira Merritt Kerri and Matthew Ambrose Christine and Greg Kamback Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morring Leah and Kyong Andress James Keith Saundra Motley Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bain Ann and Thomas G. Keith Sharon Mueller Myers and Chuck Myers Frances and Butch Baker Jennifer and John Key Jennifer and John Mumby Shirley and Ralph Barnes Meredith and Gregory Kilby Cyndi and Paul Nichols Dr. Lynda Batiste and Larreic Green Karleen and Reid Killen Amy Nungesser Joung and Paul Batson Susan and Austin King Dr. and Mrs. Ramsay P. Nuwayhid Gayle and Dan Biggs Renate M. Kump Nora and Jorge O’Farrill Peggy and Jim Bilbro Charlene and Larry Lechner Molly and Matthew Owen Jennifer and Bill Bland Ann and Charles Lifer Whitney Painter Laureen and William Bower Patricia and Bryan Lorge Sharon and Albert Patterson Marilyn Bralley and John Barclay Stephanie and J. Ed Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Peek Dr. and Mrs. David S. Branham Stephanie and Scott MacDonald Anna Petroff and Ethan Couch Mr. and Mrs. Ted Briggs Susan and Paul Madole Kari and James Podboy Jo Broussard and Jeanne Marie de France Mr. and Mrs. George Mahoney, Jr. Audra Rankin Mem and Hall Bryant, III Martha and John McClendon Erin and Ryan Reed Joanne and Frank Bugg Cecilia and Jeff McCracken Martha and Don Reed Anne Compton Burke Roxanne and Walter Melton Leslie and Justin Relkin Shelly and Walker Cagle Mr. and Mrs. Jim Merrell Louise and John Reynolds Eugenie Candon and W. Kevin Pelin Leigh and David Michal Amanda and John Rice Brenda and Rick Chappell Crystal and William Miller Dr. and Mrs. Bradley S. Rice Thea and Wilson Coats Anne and George Mixon Sonja Rossou Susan and Tim Connor Kimberly and Mark Moglowsky Jacquelyn and Thomas Ruble Barbara and Lee Cook Barbara and Charles Morris Sathya Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Hanson L. Couvillon, Sr. Cathy and Buphus Nall Meggy and Brad Sabatini Karren and Roger Crowson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nutt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Samaras Leah and Sean Cusker Amelia O’Neil Sophia Samogray Rev and Mrs. James Daughtry Jr. Melva and James Ochoa Oyuki Sampson Ann and Frank Davis Debbi and Jim Owen Patricia and Schuyler Sampson Dr. and Mrs. Gregg DeLisle Jauan Pan and Fred Chu Sally and Abel Santos Barbara and Louis Desser Wendy and David Patten Michael Scalora Jeffrey Dortch and Michael Whitley Francine and Jerry Perlman Laurel and Bob Schoolar Cindy and Kevin Doty Lauren and Dean Polk Dr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Schroer Kaitlin and Travis Drost Kathryn and Steve Powers Matthew Scott Lynne and Stephen Edmondson Dona Pratt and Clark Lawrence Tinsley and Patterson Shedd Pam and Jeff Emmerich Barbara and Melvin Price Mr. and Mrs. Clay Sherrill Kelly Enriquez and Chris Joy Camilla and Kyle Pruitt Christina and Dan Siwko Hilda and Dennis Fakes Dr. and Mrs. Mark Purvis Denise and John Sowell Karen and Wayne Ferguson Victoria and John Rainey Elizabeth and Kurt Springfield Mary and Jeff Fersch Laura Beth and Emily Rich Beverly Stark-Kublin and Ted Kublin Shari Feth and Arne Croell Michele and Rick Rife Delilah and John Steen Linda and Woolsey Finnell Nancy and Kem Robertson Morgan and Casey Still Mr. and Mrs. James L. Flinn, III Judy and Kevin Rodriguez

28 Linda and Phil Rosentrater Carla Auchterlonie Anne Corhern Caroline and Todd Rossi Debora Bailey Sallyanne Cos Leslie Ann Ruha Marla Balance Mrs. Russell Costanza Jessica and John Schulz Ann Barnes Nancy Cox Ashley and Bob Scoggins Beverly Barrett Susan Cox Rebecca Sconyers Boone and Bill Boone Matthew Barthel Linda M. Cremeen Bonny and Alan Shuptrine Sara B. Batson Hal Cronkhite Cathy and Carleton Smith Wanda Baumgartner Judy Crutcher Cindy and Mark Smith Renee Beckham Ms. Sally P. Culver Emily and Austin Spencer Deborah Belcher Robert Daniel Peggy and Don Stanley Mildred Blackshear Pat Darzi Kim McCracken and Rick Stevens Pamela Blackwell Mary V. Davenport Dr. Louise Strang and Margaret Hall Kathy Bost Doris DeCelles Mrs. Diane K. Strickland Linda Smith Box Dana Dement Billie Jean and Frank Strickland Ms. Deana Braden Brandi Dennis Catherine and John Tackett Patricia B. Brewer Ms. Mandy DeOrio Judy and Gene Targonski Cynthia Brooks James Derrickson Gina-Marie and David Tilson Carol Broussard Nora Duke Alison and Robert Toney Renee Bumpas Sharon Ellzey Sarah and Matt Wagner Susan Burke Karen Elmore Joan and Gary Walker Judith Cameron Carlene Elrod Christene and Sophia Watson Sam Campbell Mary Evans Donna and Jim West Stephanie Carr Sarah Fanning Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler H. Glenn Carter Thelma Filibeck Michael Whitley and Jeffrey Dortch Jared Cassidy Susan Fletcher Beth and Rick Williams Vicky Cerniglia Andrea Frey Dianne and Jan Williams Linda Chandler Andi Gaskins Valarie and Kyle Wolfe Cindie Chapman Susan Gipson Mrs. Katherine Christopher Amy Goddard Individual: $55 LaShon Cloud Glenda Goldfinger Anonymous Claudia G. Conn Alice Kay Goodloe-Cutts Alison Archer

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29 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIPS (continued) December 2020-March 2021

Janie Green Josie Lipscomb Jennifer Retzke Student: $30 Melanie Gregg Ginger Loder Dr. Barbara Rice Heather Baumbach Laura Griffin Christine Madkour-Companion Caitlin Rice William Hargrove Dawn Gooch Hall Sandra Massengill Mrs. Virginia Rice Angel Holloway Mrs. Bonnie Hamner Lynne Matheny Judy Robbins Becky Morris Hope Hankins-Kirkpatrick Michele McCarthy Nell D. Roberts Honorary Members Anna Hanna Ann McDonald Scott Roberts Marie Held Mary McGaha Mary Badham Carole Rosenfeld Carl Bernstein Billenda Hemeyer Christie McKee Judith Rushton Phyllis Henson Ginny McMurtrie COL Matthew Bogdanos Mrs. Jean Salter Mario Buatta, in memorium Ms. Delphia S. Hill Dawn McNutt Dennis R. Sanders Jean Hinson Angela Mead Nina Campbell Frances Schwemmer Bill Holman Karen Mitchell General Michael P.C. Carns Paige Semmes Nancy Hopper Stacy Moon John Dean Essie Horton Denise Murphree Claudia Shar Paul Finebaum Jimmy Lou Horton Tricia B. Murray Diane S. Skinner Leigh Gallagher Janet Hunt Suzy Naumann Joyce M. Smith Wendy Goodman Randa Hunter Svetlana R. Nelson Wayne Smythe Haskell Harris Mrs. Sandra B. Ingalls Pamela K. Nolan Evelyn Spaulding Simon Jacobsen Diane Jacobs Rose Norman Nan Spitzer India Hicks Anne Jewell Kevin O’Brien Darlene Springer Alex Hitz Maggie Jobe Laura Ohme Marge Stamper Richard Keith Langham Mary Margaret Batson Johnson Trevah Oliver Jill Stewart Glenn Lowry Melissa Johnston Lisa Page Robin Still Ali MacGraw Betty L. Jones Catherine Perreault Edna Stilwell Abraham D. Madkour, in Sharon Justice Nancy Pettus Catherine Stone memorium Lavinia Kellenberger Robert Phraner Mr. Bob Stottle Frances Mayes Dean Mitchell Jeanne Kruza Leslie B. Pickett Stara Sublett Betty Monkman Mary Krzyminski Shirley F. Pline Steven T. Suess Dianne Lear Suezy Proctor Charlotte Moss Ms. Jean Summers Joyce Carol Oates Kathleen M. Leonard Joan Raispis Aisha Summers-Adams Sarah Lincoln Harry Reid Bettie Bearden Pardee Marylee Svezia Julia Reed, in memorium Denise Swain Renny Reynolds Karen Talley Carolyne Roehm Samantha Tallichet The Honorable Mike Rogers Tatyana Teper Ginny Ruffner Kelvin Troughton Edwina Sandys Rose Vautrot David Sanger Janet Watson Frances Schultz Katrina Weber Jon Scott Clyde Renee West P. Allen Smith Kitty Weston Mr. and Mrs. William H. Told, Jr. Dr. Jessie Whitehead Gloria Vanderbilt, in memorium Richard N. Willey Jr. Carleton Varney Ms. S. Jean Winfrey Rebecca Vizard Stephany Wingard John Yang Mary Withington Ambassador Andrew Young, Jr. Leslie Wood Bunny Williams

New Members Always Welcome! These members have risen to the challenge and helped us grow our membership in 2021. Invite your friends and family to become a museum member to be recognized alongside the members below. Carol Codori Tiffani Combs-Davis Rene Dippolito Linda Lamitie Shirley Pline Debbie Vacik

30 MASTERPIECE SOCIETY January-December, 2020

A society of Members who support the Museum through either one-time or cumulative giving throughout the year of $5,000 or more. Platinum Circle $20,000 + Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Johnson Alabama State Council on the Arts Blue Spiral 1 Mr. and Mrs. George M. Jones, III Century Automotive SportsMED Mrs. Shelbie King City of Huntsville Ms. Jean Wessel Templeton Mrs. Judy Maxwell HomeChoice Windows & Doors, LLC The Broadway Group, LLC Maynard Cooper and Gale PC Huntsville Museum of Art Guild The Jurenko Foundation Olin B. King Foundation Madison County Commission The Propst Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jerre Penney PNC Twickenham Advisors Redstone Federal Credit Union Progress Bank Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Young Dr. and Mrs. Calame Sammons The Jane K. Lowe Charitable Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Brian Scholl Silver Circle $5,000 - $9,999 Dr. and Mrs. Marshall T. Schreeder Mr. and Mrs. Danny Alm Gold Circle $10,000- $19,999 Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sealy Bradley Alabama Media Group Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shields and Family Drs. Kathy and Tony Chan Bentley Automotive The Honorable Loretta Spencer Clearview Cancer Institute Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. Haws Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stender, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Crunkleton IBERIABANK Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Stephenson Dr. and Mrs. Meyer E. Dworsky IronMountain Solutions, Inc. The Boeing Company Mr. and Mrs. Si Garrett Mrs. Ruth Jurenko Van Valkenburgh & Wilkinson Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Gessler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kuehlthau Properties, Inc. Joyce Griffin Landers McLarty Nissan Mercedes of Dr. and Mrs. Don Wheeler Huntsville Dr. and Mrs. Parker Griffith Museum Board of Trustees

Back row left to right: Steve Johnson, Chairman Carole Jones, David Nast, Richard Crunkelton, Charlie Bonner, John Wynn. Middle row left to right: Sarah Gessler, Patsy Haws, Virginia Rice. Front row left to right: Archie Tucker, Joyce Griffin, Betsy Lowe, Dorothy Davidson

31 TRIBUTES December 2020-March 2021 Memorials Cathy Bowie and Tony Buckli Honoraria Madelyn Bussey In Honor of Sara and Michael Ahearn In Memory of A.J. Albert Wanda and Ed Cobb Betsy and Peter Lowe Christopher J. Madkour Karen and Dennis Ellsworth Jane R. Troup In Memory of Eula Battle Katherine Ford Judy Maxwell Harvest Homemakers In Honor of Madelyn Bussey In Memory of Penelope Bashore Donna and Quin Ivy Ann Thompson Lara Bashore Isbell Pennie and Tom Keene In Honor of Nancy Davis In Memory of Judy Bobula Dr. and Mrs. Don A. Maccubbin Judy Maxwell Anonymous Christopher J. Madkour In Honor of Sarah and Carl Gessler In Memory of Janet Brockway Mr. F. Brooks Moore Betsy and Peter Lowe Stanley Brockway Piedmont Homemakers Jane R. Troup In Memory of Dr. Chang-Sun Chang Mary Lee and Lee Prout In Honor of Joyce Griffin Dr. and Mrs. Don A. Maccubbin Joan Rice Christopher J. Madkour Christopher J. Madkour Franca and Joe Rutter Dana and Jay Town Linda and Bill McAllister Jason Schepman In Honor of Patsy and Frank Haws Eugenia and Bill McCoy Ms. Laura E. Smith Betsy and Peter Lowe Ms. Laura E. Smith Carmen Westwick Elizabeth and Donald Tomlin In Honor of Elizabeth and Billy Herrin In Memory of Nick Huntley Betsy and Peter Lowe In Memory of Irene E. Cifelli Kristal and Jeff Huntley Dr. and Mrs. James A. Reynolds In Honor of Huntsville Museum of Art Staff In Memory of Dr. James Edward Jackson Patsy and Frank Haws In Memory of Charlene Corris Dr. and Mrs. Brian Scholl Christopher J. Madkour Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hull In Memory of Anita Kimbrough William Martin In Memory of Claudia Davis Karen Williams In Honor of Betsy and Peter Lowe Dr. and Mrs. Don A. Maccubbin In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Lorren Mr. and Mrs. David Byers Christopher J. Madkour Dr. Beverly A. Lorren In Memory of Carolyn R. Dodson In Memory of Dr. Abraham Madkour Patsy and Frank Haws Janie Roper Joan Hardy Clark Mr. and Mrs. William Herrin, Jr. Ms. Laura E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kowallik Judy Maxwell In Memory of Philip Dotts Nancy W. and Richard Van Valkenburg Jane R. Troup Dr. and Mrs. P. Michael Caruso In Memory of Fredrick George Muhl, Jr. In Honor of Christopher J. Madkour In Memory of Virginia Fowler Dr. and Mrs. Don A. Maccubbin Jane Childs Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kowallik In Memory of Lil Parton Patsy and Frank Haws In Memory of John Warren Glover Theresa and Roger Coomer Betsy and Peter Lowe Dr. and Mrs. Brian Scholl In Memory of David Robb Jane McBride In Memory of Betty Roper Grisham Ms. Laura E. Smith Tina Madkour-Companion Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Brooks In Memory of Katie Ofenloch Sanders Betty Monkman Dr. and Mrs. P. Michael Caruso Christopher J. Madkour In Honor of Judy Maxwell Environmental Systems Corporation In Memory of Guy J. Spencer, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Gessler, Jr. Betsy and Peter Lowe Sally Spencer Jane R. Troup Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lowe In Memory of Elisabeth Sturges Suzanne and John Shaver In Honor of Dr. and Mrs. Bill Mims Christopher J. Madkour Judy Maxwell Nancy Shotts In Memory of Tommy M. Thompson Sally Spencer In Honor of Dr. and Mrs. Jack Moody Christopher J. Madkour Judy Maxwell Anne and Albert Swain In Memory of Barbara Vought In Honor of Dr. Robert Moorman In Memory of Harold William “Bill” Hallisey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kowallik Cheryl and Herman Birney Judy Maxwell In Honor of Narvell Patton Betsy and Peter Lowe New Staff at HMA In Honor of Jean and Jerre Penney Patsy and Frank Haws Joe Barker In Honor of Connie and Rusty Stephenson Security Liaison Gail and Buddy Liles In Honor of Middie Thompson Joe Barker was hired by the Museum Christopher J. Madkour in 2018, and after a short absence, In Honor of Jane Troup returned in December 2020 as Security Betsy and Peter Lowe Liaison. He has a degree in Education Judy Maxwell In Honor of Nancy and Richard Van Valkenburgh from Tennessee Wesleyan College, Sarah Lauren and Andrew Kattos has served in the U.S. Army, and is In Honor of Thera Vaughan retired from the real estate industry. Betty Vaughan Joe has four children and serves as a In Honor of Mrs. Buddy Walker Judy Maxwell Lay Minister at First Missionary Baptist In Honor of Kay and Don Wheeler Church, where he is a member. Patsy and Frank Haws

32 ANNUAL GIVING December 2020-March 2021 $10,000 Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis Amazon Smiles Beard Young Family Foundation Daniel Little Laurel and John Bailey William Martin Shirley and Ralph Barnes $5,000-$9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Brad McMurray Ann and John Battcher Olin King Family Charitable Fund Dr. and Mrs. John Panico Ed and Paulette Bernstein Rosemary and Joe Lee Marylin Passino Linda Smith Box Franca and Joe Rutter Deana Braden Judy Maxwell Patricia H. Ryan Jane Childs $1,000-$4,999 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Serio Nadyne Churchill Claudia and Jim Davis Nancy Sheppard Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Clough Noel Shinn Terri Denson Dotts Family Fund Annie Laura Smith Delores Hall Ivy Downs The Honorable Loretta P. Spencer Linda Hamlett and Johnny Walker Parker Griffi th Family Foundation Sally Spencer Barbie and Bob Harwell Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. Haws Melinda Still and Harry Babin Rene and Gudrun Lemieux Vicki and Richard Kretzschmar Robin Still Ann and Charles Lifer Eleanor and Rick Loring Patricia and Michael Sudnik Susan Lynch Dr. and Mrs. James A. Reynolds Kathi and Norm Tew Anna and Thomas McIntyre UBS Wealth Management Crystal and William Miller Linda Ruhl Nancy W. and Richard Van Valkenburg Melva and James Ochoa Kathleen Waite Nancy G. Van Valkenburgh and Beverly and Ralph Redrick Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wynn Darryl Holder Dr. Barbara Rice Andrea Vandervoort Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler S. Sampson, Jr. $500-$999 Paula Watkins Maria Rutledge and Dick Spencer Carmie and Merv Budge James F. Spratt-Hall Beth and Joe Clark $1-$99 Sally Stockton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Doran AmazonSmile Foundation Betty Vaughan Stacey and Marc Goldman Anonymous Alice J. Wellette Laura Jo and George Hamilton Diana and Craig Akridge Michael Whitley and Jeffrey Dortch Andi and Steve Hill Lara Bashore Isbell Dr. Beverly A. Lorren Kathleen and Douglas Mariboe Jane McBride Nina and Terry Roberts Michael A. Roddy LouAnn and Grant Thomson $100-$499 Peter P. Barber The Boeing Company Charlie and Wayne Bonner Stanley Brockway Cynthia Brooks Judith Cameron Louise and Brian Carter Dr. and Mrs. P. Michael Caruso Lori and Steve Compher James Coombs Donna and Walter Dick Heather and Paul Dionne Sharon and Joseph Dunkin Mr. and Mrs. Steuart A. Evans Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Gessler, Jr. Carolyn and John Glaese Dr. Jerolyn Golightly Latricha Greene Peg and George Heeschen Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hershberger Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hull Jerry Jennings is a live and interactive tour of all things Mars. Jane A. Jones Join us as we explore the latest imagery and data from the Red Planet. Sarah Lauren and Andrew Kattos Pennie and Tom Keene Mary Krzyminski INTUITIVEPlanetarium.com @RocketCenterUSA Kristi and Mark Leberte

33 EXHIBITION AND PROGRAM SPONSORS As of March 31, 2021

Sarah Gessler Voices of Our Times Patsy Haws Sponsor Memberships Series Sponsors Shelbie King December 2020-March 2021 Shelbie King Betsy Lowe Bank Independent Virginia and Parker Griffi th Jean Penney Mrs. Sally Barnett Cathy Scholl BBVA Compass Bank The Honorable Mike Rogers Bill Penney Bobby Bradley and Charley Burruss November 11, 2021 Drs. Kathy and Tony Chan Alex Hitz Event Sponsors August 12, 2021 Clinic For Women, P.A. Boeing CWBC, Inc. Event Sponsors Nancy and Richard Crunkleton Mr. and Mrs. Earl I. Eastin Anne Robinson The Honorable Loretta Spencer Carole Anne and Conway Ellers Betsy Lowe Additional Support Mr. and Mrs. Mike Goodman Cathy Scholl Linda and Don Maccubbin Dr. and Mrs. Meyer E. Dworsky The Ledges IronMountain Solutions, Inc. P. Allen Smith WE THE PEOPLE Jerry Damson Honda Acura Portraits of Veterans in America Mrs. Shelbie King September 9, 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kuehlthau Lead Sponsors by Mary Whyte Mrs. Judy Maxwell June 27-September 26, 2021 New Morning Ltd. Linda Smith Presenting Sponsor Progress Bank Event Sponsors The Jurenko Foundation Randolph School Redstone Federal Credit Union Kendra and Si Garrett Lead Sponsor Patsy Haws Regions Bank Anne Robinson Rheumatology Associates of N. Alabama Lucinda Schreeder Sponsors Anne Robinson Loretta Spencer Patsy and John Shields Dr. and Mrs. Calame Sammons The Ledges Connie and Rusty Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sealy Carolyn Wade Lockheed Martin ServisFirst Bank Beverly Farrington Alm Bill and Cathy Stender Ina and Garrett Smith Charlie Bonner Middie Thompson and Family Ms. Jean Wessel Templeton Robbie Burlison given in memory of Tommy Thompson The Jurenko Foundation Kerry Doran Additional Support The Kuehlthau Family Foundation Joyce Griffi n The Alabama State Council on the Arts The Ledges Carole Jones The Huntsville Museum of Art Guild The Orthopaedic Center Eleanor Loring The Propst Foundation Betsy Lowe Endowment Support Toyota Motor Manufacturing Alabama, Inc. Susan Park Van Valkenburgh & Wilkinson Properties, Inc. Jean Penney December 2020-March 2021 Walmart Randy Roper and Ken Rivenbark A gift to the Huntsville Museum Dr. and Mrs. T. Benton Washburn Cathy Scholl of Art’s endowment is one of the most Kathi Tew enduring contributions you can make In-Kind Sponsorships The Doris Burwell Foundation to the Museum. Endowed funds play an Van Valkenburgh & Wilkinson Properties, December 2020-March 2021 Inc. given in memory of Sibyl McDougald essential role in our future growth and long-term fi nancial security. A donation Michael K. Bell Interior Design Wilkinson Mrs. Brenda Madkour Jerry Ann Wynn to the endowment fund may be designated Christopher J. Madkour Reception Sponsors for a specifi c program, art purchase or Mr. and Mrs. Steuart A. Evans, Jr. Cynthia and Rey Almodovar directed to unrestricted use. Sarah and Carl Gessler We would like to thank supporters Media Sponsor of the following endowments for the Naming Gift Opportunities intended uses below: December 2020-March 2021 Education Endowment: Museum Additional Support Naming gift opportunities at the Mullins Special Occasions Academy Scholarships for Classes Catering by Narvell If you are interested in making a gift Huntsville Museum of Art have a tangible Event Committee to the Museum’s endowment fund, please impact on our mission to bring people and Beverly Farrington Alm contact Andrea Petroff at 256-535-4350 art together. While supporting the building Leslie Crosby ext. 214 or [email protected]. fund, these gifts allow us to honor and recognize our incredible patrons and There are many ways to give to the Museum and each donor should consider the friends of the Museum. different methods and fi nd the one that best suits their current situation. Your If you are interested in naming gift contribution to the Museum makes a signifi cant difference and we are deeply grateful opportunities at the Museum, please for your generosity to the arts. If you have any questions about the ways of giving, contact Andrea Petroff at 256-535-4350 please contact the Director of Development, Andrea Petroff, at 256.535.4350 ext. 214. ext. 214 or [email protected]. 34

CALENDAR M AY 1 5-7:30 p.m. UNFRAMED: Off to the Races, annual Guild fundraiser 1 8 p.m. UNFRAMED: Off to the Races, online auction closes 2 12-5 p.m. Youth Art Month Exhibition FINAL DAY 6 6 p.m. Docent-Led, Public Tour: Impressionist Landscapes from the Sellars Collection; pre-registration required 8 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 2021 Gala Art Exhibition OPENING DAY 8 11 a.m. & 1 p.m. CREATE Saturdays: Impressionist Masterpieces; pre-registration required 14-15 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Master Artist Workshop: Mixed Media Art: Junk Mail Journaling with Leslie Wood; pre-registration required 16 12-5 p.m. Huntsville Photographic Society: 2021 Members’ Showcase OPENING DAY 16 12-5 p.m. Jack Mitchell: Artists OPENING DAY 23 2 & 3 p.m. Docent-Led, Public Tour: Encounters: Althea Murphy-Price; pre-registration required 23 12-5 p.m. Encounters: Althea Murphy-Price FINAL DAY JUNE 3 6 p.m. Docent-Led, Public Tour: Jack Mitchell: Artists; pre-registration required 5 11 a.m. & 1 p.m. CREATE Saturdays: Art in Nature; pre-registration required 6 12-5 p.m. Encounters: Greely Myatt OPENING DAY 6 2-3 p.m. Presentation and Reception: Encounters: Greely Myatt; pre-registration required 8 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Gala Luncheon with Frances Schultz; pre-registration required 10 6-9 p.m. Gala Black Tie Dinner & Live Auction; pre-registration required 12 7-11 p.m. Gala Cocktail Party & Silent Auction; pre-registration required 12 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 2021 Gala Art Exhibition FINAL DAY 23-25 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Master Artist Workshop: Painting Portraits & Figures in Watercolor with Mary Whyte; pre-registration required 25 6-8:30 p.m. Lecture and Party: WE THE PEOPLE: Portraits of Veterans in America by Mary Whyte; pre-registration required 27 12-5 p.m. WE THE PEOPLE: Portraits of Veterans in America by Mary Whyte OPENING DAY 27 2 & 3 p.m. Docent-Led, Public Tour: Jack Mitchell: Artists; pre-registration required JULY 1 6 p.m. Docent-Led, Public Tour: WE THE PEOPLE: Portraits of Veterans in America by Mary Whyte; pre-registration required 4 12-5 p.m. Museum is open for Independence Day 10 11 a.m. & 1 p.m. CREATE Saturdays: All American Fireworks Paintings; Pre-registration required 11 12-5 p.m. Impressionist Landscapes from the Sellars Collection FINAL DAY 11 2 & 3 p.m. Docent-Led, Public Tour: Impressionist Landscapes from the Sellars Collection; pre-registration required

AUGUST 5 6 p.m. Docent-Led, Public Tour: Encounters: Greely Myatt; pre-registration required 5-8 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Master Artist Workshop: Still Life Oil Painting with Qiang Huang; pre-registration required 8 12-5 p.m. Jack Mitchell: Artists FINAL DAY 8 12-5 p.m. Huntsville Photographic Society: 2021 Members’ Showcase Museum Hours FINAL DAY Sunday 12-5 p.m. 12 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Voices of Our Times: Alex Hitz; pre-registration required Monday Closed Tuesday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 12-15 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Master Artist Workshop: East Meets West: Chinese & Watercolor Wednesday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Painting with Lian Quan Zhen; pre-registration required Thursday 10 a.m.-8 p.m. 14 11 a.m. & 1 p.m. CREATE Saturdays: Animals in Art; pre-registration required Friday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 26-29 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Master Artist Workshop: Mastering Skies & Refl ections in Oil, Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Acrylic, or Pastel with Michael Story; pre-registration required Admission 29 12-5 p.m. Encounters: Greely Myatt FINAL DAY Members and children under 6 free! 29 2 & 3 p.m. Docent-Led, Public Tour: Encounters: Greely Myatt; Adults: $12 pre-registration required Children 6 and up and Students: $5 Seniors, Active Military and Five After 5: $5 admission after 5 p.m. Educators: $10 May 6, 13, 20, 27; June 3, 17, 24; July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; August 5, 12, 19, 26 Adult Group Tours (10+): $8 each School Tours (P-12): $5 each For additional information and to view all upcoming classes, camps and workshops, visit hsvmuseum.org 35 PRST STD U.S. Postage PAID Huntsville, AL Permit No. 682 300 Church Street S.W., Huntsville, Alabama 35801 256-535-4350 hsvmuseum.org

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